herman. >> rick herman was arrested for a number of charges by the phoenix police department. >> the 35-year-old receives a card that lists his charges, and then his clothes are taken away. >> the phoenix police department took them into evidence and issued him what we call a bunny suit. it's a white paper jump suit. and booked him in that apparel. >> herman keeps to himself but a few inmates show interest in him, asking to see the card that lists his changes. rick herman doesn't know any of the men who interrogate him. they are adrian rivera, jeremy quint, and jason morris. >> there's nothing that would indicate that any of the individuals knew each other, had any history with each other, had ever seen each other before this particular date. >> with thousands of inmates to monitor, it can be at least five or ten minutes before guards pass this tank again. and though there is a camera inside the cell, the video is not watched in realtime. after the guards leave, a few of the inmates move to t

don't underestimate miss herman. >> like warden culliver, sergeant herman was known for being both toughd compassionate. >> have you been drinking any water? come and get a cup and start drinking some water for me, okay? sometimes when you're sick like that and you're not hydrated, it messes with your mind. >> when sergeant herman would walk into a unit, it was almost as if, you know, a sergeant in the army or something was walking into a barracks. people really, they understood that she was coming in, she meant business. >> attitudes in this pod cease from this moment going forward unless you want to be on 72-hour lock, that means no coming or going. visitation, phone calls will be shut down. if you give my deputy a hard time, we going to run it military-style strict. >> after serving four years in the army, sergeant herman had a career as a media marketing executive. shortly after 9/11, she came to work for the hillsborough county sheriff's office in a quest to find more meaning in her life. >> know this and know it really good, okay? i do not play. >> she says she has found it working

this is really what monique has enthusiastically already explained paying tribute to james herman and also a way to honor the port, it's mission, it's chartered mission was to revitalize this waterfront and bring people here in positive ways and this terminal has been discussed for so long and i remember even the days i was working for willie, that this was a dream we have and now to be able to see how this got done and to congratulate all the partnerships for on time and within that $46 million budget. that's good. they did it. again in a very honorable way. they have exceeded the local hiring goals to the tune of 26 percent and 19 percent local business enterprises. i want to thank the collaboration of d p services and their collaboration with the port and all of the others to put this terminal to make sure it was done early enough and of course i don't think it would have been done without this push that of us were lucky to really be able to receive from america's cup. i want to take the at some point to thank the organizing committee and the event authority in working together wit

herman cain, newt gingrich, sarah palin -- swooping in whenever she felt like the media spotlight was away from her, they brought, they did nothing to the political discourse. i think they fouled it, herman cain was the front-runner for the republican nomination for a few months there. he couldn't even explain on meet the press. newt gingrich was a front-runner for the republican nomination for a certain point and he ran around the country saying the president of the united states was a food stamp president. these are people who -- should never be considered presidential timber. never have gotten the platform they got. and sarah palin, i've watched this four times, i'm still trying to figure out what's the point? what are you trying to do? >> the point is her celebrity. in a lot of ways, sarah palin is kind of the kim kardashian of politics. she keeps getting on your tv, she keeps getting coverage. listen, you can't knock her hustle. she was a completely unqualified vice presidential nominee, megan and yet it was john mccain who took a hit in terms of his esteem, not her. she's still

herman cain became an instant star.point he was at the top of the list of people when you polled republicans. there's still people who want allan west to be president. ben carson has an added benefit. he hasn't been caught up in the republican party bad brand problems. a lot of people didn't even know he was a conservative. he also has a book to sell. he's going to sell a lot. >> you're being far to ironic and cynical. david, is it not possible that an individual like dr. ben carson could well, i don't know, become a potential presidential nominee? herman cain was in the running at one point. >> yes, i mean, herman cain makes him look like linking in a lot of ways in terms of political experience as well. he has a few, you know, down sides already. he's already said that he's opposed to medicare and medicaid. he'd like to get rid of those programs. so if the republicans want to nominate a guy, even if he's black, even if he's a doctor, who wants to get rid of medicare, they're welcome to try that. i don't know where it

cain, herman cain.com, how are you, sir? >> i'm great, sean, thank you. >> sean: isn't it nice to see a real filibuster? they always threaten filibuster and just the threat is enough and everybody capitulates, but to actually he see one done over a principled position we're not going to bomb american citizens on their homeland without the due process and a trial. where are the civil libertarians? >> i think it is refreshing to see a real filibuster because it underscores the way our government was set up, such that you couldn't have an administration or any branch of the government shove something through that might be in the worst interest of the american people. i'm glad to see that for the first time, i can't remember when they had a real filibuster. >> sean: i can't either. go ahead. >> i can't remember, so i think it's good. the other thing that a filibuster does, a real filibuster, it gives the american people time to begin to get familiar with some of the facts of the situation. remember, when president obama forced o

to our new feature of the week, ask the hermanator. than politics, other than government. questions pertaining to business, pertaining to this thing called success and prosperity as well as life itself. now, i will warn you, the questions may not always be exhaustive, i mean, the answers are intended to be more directional because to get into an exhaustive answer with specifics you need to consult somebody that might be an expert in that particular field. >> he was actually the frontrunner for the republican nomination for president of the united states. well, the winner of the iowa straw poll, congresswoman michele bachmann returned to congress where she has been shunning the national media she previously pursued. many thought she was shunning the national media to show her minnesota constituents she was more serious about them than pursuing the spotlight. we now know she has a better reason for not answering questions. congresswoman michele bachmann is under investigation by the office of congressional ethics for alleged federal camp

herman, thank you so much for bringing this. you're a stud. anthony, thank you.we ran out of time. our apologies to james adomian. we'll bring him back on real soon, but my thanks to stephen colbert, anthony anderson, sony playstation and herman hulst, and the greatest band in "late night," the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "carson daly." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: yep, it is that time again. time for another edition of "last call," coming to you from blt steak for this show. tonight, we wrap up songwriter's week on "last call." we'll close it out in style with the tv debut of joshua james. that's coming up in a little bit. also, tonight, we'll "spotlight" hannah hart in her popular web series "my drunk kitchen." but first, when i discovered that adrian enier's basement recording studio had turned into a breeding ground for musical talent, i had to find out

and herman's hermits!lly is getting through to you ♪ ♪ it's hullabaloo and here's tonight's guest host on hullabaloo, peter noone of herman's hermits! peter: blimey, that's me. i'm peter noone, but you can call me herman if you like. in the 1960s, me and my band, herman's hermits, were part of a sensational uproar that changed popular music forever, from british hits to breakthrough american bands, the sounds of folk rock to classic soul and sweethearts of the swinging sixties, this period in music was explosive,

the presidential candidate herman cain.t too you make of this whole debate where we stand right now? >> it shows the democrats' hypocrisy. they believe in endless spending and endless taxation. they don't want to balance the budget. at least the ryan budget balances for the tenth year, and then from that point going forward. they don't want to balance the budget. and here's why -- >> neil: you know, you're a businessman. i'm sure you didn't do balanced budgets much beyond a couple of years, but ten years, i mean, really? >> i would agree with you. i think realistically, that it ought to be something closer to four or five years. if you look back at the cbo projection ten years ago as to what the national debt was going to be, they predicted $13 trillion. well? they missed it by 3 trillion because it was 16 trillion. now they're talking about in the next ten years, under the current scenario we're headed on, it's going to be 26. which, according to my simple extrapolation, means it's going to be $32 trillion. the democrats d

. >> sergeant sarah herman takes a personal interest in many of hillsborough county's female inmatesdiscuss her plan to get back on track. >> i'm ready for a change and ready to be with my babies and my family. >> how old are your children? >> my daughter's 4 and my other one is 3 and my son just turned 14 thursday. >> what is going to keep you other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> i'm willing to change. >> what's your plan? >> to complete my ged and finish school and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. that's the key, i realize. >> she didn't start taking drugs until she was 24 and addiction quickly took after her life. >> each day you have to choose and decide, what is sonya going to do today? if it didn't feel right, if you feel it in your gut, leave. run, run, run. and i'm happy you have your mind set on doing the right thing. >> i thank you and appreciate it. >> no problem. >> thanks. >> she had a five-year suspended prison sentence and was in a drug treatment program when she took a methadone pill and failed a drug test. >> make sure you don't come ba

preface that i met with the general manager as well as the street artist who sell regularly at adjacent herman plaza and that particular block, the hotel wants the street artist there. so we met and came up with an idea proposal for you that it would require several exemption police code regulations dealing with the display size of the street artist and dealing with the door ways and distance between street artist. as i mentioned before when i have come before you, ordinance no. 383 authorizes the board of supervisors to designate or redesignate spaces subject to exemptions of one or more of the police code regulations as long as the board finds the exemption will not be inconsistent with or interfere with the purpose of regulation from which the area is exempted. since 1983, the board made in 40 resolutions since 1983 made such designations with exemptions. so this is no different in that respect. the exemption, basically, you have to picture the sidewalk. it's enormous. it's 46 feet wide. one of the regulation for the street artist is that a street artist display must allow for at least 8 fe

. >>> desde el primer momenrto que choco el primer vehículo de no pararse y mi herman y sus hijos pagarona de los dos jiovenes, oraron por su eterno descanso. >>> ahora yo no se como resistir. >>> mientras que el apoyo ha sidfo el mejor balsamo. >>> apoyar en estos momentos en una perdida inesperada. >>> es una familia devastada, necesita apoyo moral y oracion. >>> mientras tanto el responsable dennis peredia, se le impuiutan cargos y tenia antecedentes, y se presento a la corte ayer. >>> los votantes de claifronia aporbaron la proposicion 30 para los fondos de las escuelas, pero los maestros recibieron cartas de despido. >>> la asociacion estima que 2600 corren peligro, epro es menos de los 20mil de alño pasado. >>> una menor deportada demanda a ais. >>> un a compañia de celulares ofrece mobiles gratis. >>> una demanda es prsentada contra el alcalde de san francisco . >>> y continuamos ahora con la información del clima y tehnemos 51 en napa. >>> no le cambie ya volvemos. >>> el area de la bahuia vuelve a ser epicentro del beisbiol, este fin de semana se jugaran semigfinal y final del cl

connor herman and her colleague kyra ryan come into a family's home and take back the night. >> so glad to meet you. . >> reporter: sleep training small children is a booming business. the dream team charges close to $2,000 for an overnight stay like this and follow-up consultations. though they did not charge marchello and danielle for agreeing to let "nightline" tell your story. the method is controversial -- let your child cry, no matter how painful it is to hear. step number one, blackout the windows so the room is completely dark. step number two, turn on a sound machine to drouwn out any noise. and number three, put the baby to bed and walk away. >> we really believe after 4 months, children are ready to be successful swle fuful sleeping night. >> reporter: mia has been reading a story on the ipad about a baby that goes to. bed all on her own. but the book probably didn't prepare her for this. one kiss from mommy. >> just like little bear, mommy thinks you're ready to go to bed all by yourself. >> love you. >> reporter: what happens next is not for the faint of heart. [ baby cryin

she has been target by herman engineer despite having a disability. the group is scheduled to get underway at noon at the hospital. >>> a group is fighting discrimination with paint. they painted the house in a rainbow of colors and they are protesting the church's stance against the lbg community >> they are embracing diversity. >> reporter: 4:49, we jumped ahead, it is 4:49 sal... >> as long as you are jumping ahead, could you jump ahead to friday, two hours is not enough. >> good morning everybody. let's take a look at the commute, traffic is looking well on 880 westbound and as you drive to the mcarthur maze, steve will let you know what the weather will be like and the roads are wet from overnight with some of the showers we have had and you might want to leave yourself extra time. the morning commute is looking good on the bay bridge and there are no major problems and on the peninsular traffic looks good and it looks good on 280 as well. 4:49 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. there is not a lot there, so far i have seen near san rafael. gen

this trip includes meeting executives and planning trips to san francisco and the james r herman cruise terminal development and pierre 70 and seek to grow our business relationships. the second item if any of you participated is a debut of the bay lights on the bay bridge. it debut march 5th and about 25 thousand led lights were turned on as part of a massive light sculpture on the western span of the bay bridge. mayor ed lee and lieutenant governor attended the event. the bay lights, an $8 million privately funded project were well visitors near the bridge for at least the next two years. each night between dusk and 2 a.m. the lights will appear to move along the north side cables generated by artist villa real. the computer is located on the central anchor of the bridge. the lights can be seen from the northern side of the bridge along the water front from a boat on the bay but not from the decks of the bridge where they might otherwise distract drivers. the water front was packed and the sidewalks were filled with visitors. the hotels will be promoting various packages in the coming

the american humane association put it's animal rescue truck on display at justin herman plaza in santhis afternoon. the 80 foot long rig travels to disasters and treats injured and sick animals while it's staff constructs temporary housing for animals whose owners may have lost their own homes. it's our response vehicle for disasters so we take it to wherever there is a disaster and use it for a base of operations. we care for the animals on it and we also live on it as responders. it was designed for twelve responders so we eat, sleep and work out of the truck saving cats and dogs. the animal rescue truck has been to the scene of hurricanes sandy and irene as well as joplin missouri when that city was ravaged by tornados. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all

she has been target by herman engineer despite having a disability. the group is scheduled to get underway at noon at the hospital. >>> a group is fighting discrimination with paint. they painted the house in a rainbow of colors and they are protesting the church's stance against the lbg community >> they are embracing diversity. >> reporter: 4:49, we jumped ahead, it is 4:49 sal... >> as long as you are jumping ahead, could you jump ahead to friday, two hours is not enough. >> good morning everybody. let's take a look at the commute, traffic is looking well on 880 westbound and as you drive to the mcarthur maze, steve will let you know what the weather will be like and the roads are wet from overnight with some of the showers we have had and you might want to leave yourself extra time. the morning commute is looking good on the bay bridge and there are no major problems and on the peninsular traffic looks good and it looks good on 280 as well. 4:49 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. there is not a lot there, so far i have seen near san rafael. gen

it kicked off just after noon in justin herman plaza in san francisco, winding up in the cass involvement participants say the goal is to call attention to a greener way of living. >> your time is running out to see a rare comet with the naked eye. this the comet pan-starrs. this amazing video was taken in western australia but you can see it for yourself. the best shot is tomorrow, about 15 minutes after twilight. the nasa scientist says the comet will be low on the western horizon so you need a relatively unon instructed view to the west. pan-starrs takes more than 100 million years to polite a full cycle around the sun. >>> that is it for this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser and mike shumann, thank you for joining us. we're bark at 9:00 and 11:00, and don't forget the clues skiff alarm clock app, available for an tried, iphone, and kindle fear. >> announcer: the following presentation is proudly brought to you by light relief. >> hi, i'm robert wagner. when it comes to pain, what do we all want? we want a way to get out of pain that's easy, feels good and

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avery friedman in cleveland and richard herman in las vegas. all right, gentlemen. no charges filed against the facility, not against the nurse who made that 911 call. so, richard, why not? >> well, fred, this is an independent living facility, and the patrons in there are elderly. there is a stated no-cpr policy. when you go into this facility, you know this. they tell you up front, we will not resuscitate. there is no cpr policy here. there are no medical staff on the premises. that's also known when you come into this facility. >> so it's an at your own risk, is what you're saying. >> it's an at your own risk. and when an 87-year-old woman goes into respiratory situation like this, they're not going to bring her back. it's hard to hear that phone call. it's incredible that she wouldn't pass the phone on to someone else, and that's what the criticism is right now, why she didn't pass it on. but that's the policy of this facility and it's stated up front, and everybody knows it. >> so, avery, this underscores that you simply can have a policy that relieves you of r

. >> richard herman in new york, joining us from las vegas.ee you as well. >> hi, fred. >> is it possible because the jury spent so much time listening to arias in such close proximity that they will not be able to sentence her to the death penalty if they find her guilty of premeditated murder? avery. >> well, that's the theory of the defense. i don't know that there's any case in american jurisprudential history that in a capital case has a defendant on the stand for 18 days. then you top that off with 200 questions from juror, which basically only happens in three states. i think no experienced lawyer will ever tell you what the jury going to do, but this is a pretty good idea they're unhappy with this defendant. >> when you talk about that time line, that was a re-enactment by h hln. it's unclear how the jurors will piece together that 62 seconds, because it is really critical. how impactful might that be? her account of all that took place in that 62 seconds? will this case boil down to that element? >> no, fred. the 62 seconds i don't be

getting their baseball gloves signed by herman killbrew is still on there >> jon: that won't happen. just out of curiosity what's next on your bucket list >> reporter: not talking to you, that's for sure. if you excuse me i am off to shoot a panda with a cross bow. >> jon: your dying dream is to kill a panda >> reporter: no, jon. it's to eat one. you have to kill it first. >> jon: all right. thank you, sam. we'll be right back after ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight stars on cbs's blue blood. also the executive producer of tnt's new reality show about boston's police officers called boston's finest >> i don't want to get up at 5:00 in the morning and go to boxing. i think of being in a foot chase and losing. there's the chance you'll be fighting for your life on the side of the road where your back-up is a minute away. i have to stay on top of my game. it could save my life. it could save my partner's life. >> dig it in. dig it in. >> that's a tremendous amount of responsibility that i take very seriously. >> jon: please welcome donnie wahlberg. ( cheers

and herman delivered 17 in the first half. david lee, 21.10 rebounds. eight assists.rk was lousy and the warriors were pretty good. 26 in all for curry. the curry family happy. 9263,92, 63 warriors. they're a game and a half up on houston for six. three up on the lakers in ninth. golden state is going to go to the wire. they have home games in their favor. saint mary's, john stockton, the hall of famer, his son plays for the number one ranked team in america gonzaga. mathew when he goes one for eight scores only two points. going to be very tough for saint mary's it's the finals of the wcc tournament. kelly, randy bennett's team. they're 27 and six. you figure she'd get them in the tournament three losses to ganzaga. allen crab is the pac-12 man of the year. allen crab and the bears number two. crab of course earned a lot of national publicity. he's the guy that took the shove from mike montgomery but he came back and finished the season very strong. we know why there was no interest in bringing back randy moss the 49ers acquired one of the stars of baltimore's super

and joining us former presidential candidate herman cain is here. >> thank you, greta, happy to be here. >> greta: sir, why have food stamps programs exploded? because more people are needy and hungry and we're reaching them or because because the government made a mess of the program? >> because the federal government made a mess of the program by exploiting the program and exploiting those people who have learned how to abuse the program. the food stamps program, greta, is a misnomer with two words, food and stamp. it's no longer just about helping to get people to get food. it helps them to get free stuff and secondly, because some bureaucrat thought that people going in and handing in stamps was somewhat insulting, they now have given them a government credit card. and i found this out today, greta, on my radio show. a guy called in who said he owns fitness centers. the government has even allowed food stamp recipients to use their card for fitness training programs. so the problem starts with the exploittation on the part of government because ideologically, they want as many peopl

. >> in san francisco, a rescue truck for animals was on display at justin herman plaza.truck is licensed by the american humane society. it travels to disaster areas and treats injured and sick animals. staff also provides temporary housing for animals whose owners lost their own homes. >> it's saint patrick's day. and as many get ready to celebrate. irish whiskey is seeing a big boom in sales right now. one of the hottest pours in phone last decade sales have to quadruple. irish-american triangle psoas to her temple distilled tasteful that makes it possible to a seat now this. if there are also lots of bonds fell styles. 20 years ago if and to double as yet found three or four irish whiskeys that you could try and now we have a little sample of this on 10 of them. its flavor is also a matter of favor in cocktails like this irish sunset. weekend from beautyrest40% and posturepedic.ets save hundreds on floor samples and closeout inventory. but hurry, the beautyrest and posturepedic closeout sale ends soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ of this s

holding hand as jen with a smile adjusted herman's tie. >> she wraps up filming in connecticut on march so we can expect a wedding this spring. >>reporter: according to people magazine jen garcia date is set she picked out drets and both she and justin already designed their rings. as for the actual ceremony. >> wedding is small and intimate and definitely be a contrast with the wed to go brad pitt but i think we can expect to see her best friend lick courtney cox and yoga instructor mandy and of course chill say. and the hope of soon normal and renovation of 21 million dollar l.a. estate is under way. >> but some women really want a baby. they frequent out. >> slichlt are you one of them. >> in the freaking out about that. i'm not. >>reporter: as for children source tells people quote she would love to have a baby especially since justin came that her life but she won't be upset or dispointed if it doesn't happen. she lofts life with justin as it is. but that's not going to stop people from asking.

herman cruise terminal on peer 27 will be able to accommodate megaships that can carry 6,000 passengers. right now the pier is being used for the america's cup and it will be the centerpiece for the yacht races later this year. princess cruises has pledged to base a cruise ship in san francisco which will set sail for alaska, hawaii and mexico. >>> a light earthquake shook the desert southeast of los angeles this morning. the magnitude 4.7 quake hit just before 10:00 a.m. and was centered 23 miles south of palm springs about 64 miles northeast of san diego. this is a look at the u.s. geological survey site that lists earthquakes and shows the seismograph for each event. there were no reports of damage or injuries. >>> japan is marking the second anniversary of its deadly earthquake and massive tsunami. today memorial services were held in tokyo and the northeastern coast. it coincided with the exact moment the earthquake hit. the quake was followed by a massive tsunami and you would meltdown of a nuclear power plant. some debris from the quake is still washing up on the west coast of th

today was reported that legislation for the james herman cruise terminal at piers 30-32 has been picked by the assembly member mr. tang. i wanted to bring that to your attention because as a san franciscan this alarms me. i think you will see it in comments about the story a direct assault on the waterfront on their authority and the act and the plan and i think we should be alarmed by this because that particular legislation was to preserve the waterfront and the environment. you have another item on the calendar. i will be back to comment on that but i think we should pay very close attention to this legislation and i think that san franciscans get in touched with the newly elected assemblyman and let him know how delicate and important the bay is to us and the bay front. i wanted to bring that to your attention if you have not read that story. thank you. >> my name is jerry wolf. i apologize to the commissioners for this. i was here today -- which i will take a moment for, for the consent calendar of 975 bryant, orchard supply hardware -- >> we pulled it off -- >> how does that work?

for two months herman cain was the frontrunner, so is that what is required?to be hinting towards in the way he is reforming his position on immigration. >> i think that there are two things to unpack here, karen. one is jeb bush, the psychology of the bush -- the bush -- of the bush dynasty, but also, you know, his prospects in terms of 2016, but the other is actual immigration reform, and to my mind, look, jeb bush has been a leader on this. especially within his own party. there is a sense here that they need to move on immigration reform, but when you have someone like this who has been an outspoken advocate for a more humane series of reforms around immigration and he is sort of tacking back and forth, i think it undermines the work that the senate is doing to get some sort of sensible immigration reform that includes a path to citizenship. >> to some degree i think that's exactly the point. as martin said, now he salgts bit to the right of rubio, and i think there's a tension between rubio and jeb bush here because, you know, they share donors, they shar